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Re: Etiquette on Breaking House Rental Lease


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Posted by KCFlame on January 10, 2008 at 10:23:45 from (65.31.200.190):

In Reply to: Etiquette on Breaking House Rental Lease posted by in-too-deep on January 10, 2008 at 08:53:38:

When I had a rental house, I as well made them sign a lease for a year. On one occasion, I did have one young couple that needed to move because he had lost his local job and found one about 50 miles away. The thing that made it easier was that they came to me prior to the need to move and discussed it, about two months, like in your situation. The impressive part was that once they moved out, they came back the following day and repainted every room, leaving it ready for the next people. I even noticed one new door knob, that must have broken during thier stay. They came by my place, I assumed to get thier deposit, which I handed over, not knowing they had done anything. Once I went by the following day and saw the place, I sent them a check, around $125., for thier labor and materials. Saved me the effort and time.

My point is that if your backing out of your lease, income that your landlord may have counted on to pay the insurance and taxes on the property or pledged to something else, make certain that you leave it better than you may have even found it. Your the one needing to break the lease, not them. Let them know they can show the place prior to your leaving so your part is to keep it presentable while your there. I like the suggestion that you may try to rent it for them, maybe take out an ad giving both your numbers as contact. A few dollars expense on your part could save you a few hundred on the terms of the lease and your deposit..

Good luck either way.


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